Introducing Kagi Search's New Design
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Re: Introducing Kagi Search's New Design
#2They also added gemini 1.5 pro to their chat assistant.
However, it seems like it isn't added to the select menu yet, but it can be accessed by changing sub_mode to 8 in the url query.
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#3I finally switched to Kagi last month after reading a bunch of HN comments that boiled down to "trust me, it's worth it." And now I'm here to say "trust me, it's worth it."
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#4That's some super steep pricing
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#5I really like Kagi and this is probably Apple’s fault but the requirement to install a safari extension which then hijacks your default search is very janky and is my #1 complaint.
Any reason it can’t just be added as a search engine?
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#6I really like Kagi and this is probably Apple’s fault but the requirement to install a safari extension which then hijacks your default search is very janky and is my #1 complaint. Any reason it can’t just be added as a search engine?
You hit the nail on the head - Apple does not allow the addition of custom search engines at this time.
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#7I really like Kagi and this is probably Apple’s fault but the requirement to install a safari extension which then hijacks your default search is very janky and is my #1 complaint. Any reason it can’t just be added as a search engine?
You're right, it's not possible to set a custom search engine on safari. An extension is the only way. Blame apple :)
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#8That's some super steep pricing
$10 a month?
Re: Introducing Kagi Search's New Design
#9I really like Kagi and this is probably Apple’s fault but the requirement to install a safari extension which then hijacks your default search is very janky and is my #1 complaint. Any reason it can’t just be added as a search engine?
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#10That's some super steep pricing
If you hate Google's obnoxious deference to paid affiliate placements, $10 is nothing